I'm not usually a hat wearer but since going to the short hair cut I decided I needed a hat for the cold weather we've been having. So, here what I came up with;
The base the hat is a heavy double sided fleece, I covered it with a "poodle" type soft curly fabric and lined it with a heavy weight tricot. Here another view;
here's a couple views of the inside;
This will be another one, this is a smooth nap leopard print faux fur;
I'll probably finish it by the weekend so I can get on to some other sewing. I think I'll finally get to make up my
McCall's 6107 red & black turtle neck tunic (bottom of post). Then move on to bigger and better things.
The base the hat is a heavy double sided fleece, I covered it with a "poodle" type soft curly fabric and lined it with a heavy weight tricot. Here another view;
here's a couple views of the inside;
This will be another one, this is a smooth nap leopard print faux fur;
I'll probably finish it by the weekend so I can get on to some other sewing. I think I'll finally get to make up my McCall's 6107 red & black turtle neck tunic (bottom of post). Then move on to bigger and better things.
Love the hat it looks great on you cute, I am also working a lots of hats. :) Can't wait to see your next project.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely hat. I am wanting to sew some faux fur.
ReplyDeletevery nice, it looks just like RTW hats I've seen!!!! And thanks for commenting on my Kasia :)I will def be at the Feb meetup!
ReplyDeleteThat's one cute hat, girl!
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a beautiful hat you got there.....so so cute
ReplyDeleteGreat hat! What a good method, too.
ReplyDeleteHi Omega. I like your hat. It looks cute on you.
ReplyDeleteOMG! You look fantastic in that hat! Wow!
ReplyDeleteGreat hat and pretty tunic too, but I am so loving the hat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and stylish use of that pattern and fabric for a hat. You look like a diva.
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